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Wife Can Stay In Shared House Even If In-Laws Disown Husband: High Court
The Delhi High Court has held that a wife residing in the house immediately after her marriage constitutes "shared household" and is entitled to reside there despite the husband being disowned by his parents later.
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"A Father-Son Relation...": Why Top Court Gave Boy's Custody Back To Mother
Court judgments on a child's custody in matrimonial dispute cases cannot be "rigid" and "final", and courts are entitled to alter rulings in the best interest of the minor, the Supreme Court has said, reversing its order to hand over a 12-year-old
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Passenger In China Buys Two Tickets, Demands Free Seat For Child, Resulting In Flight Delay
The unidentified man engaged in a heated argument with both the cabin crew and fellow passengers during the flight from Beijing to Chengdu in the southwestern province of Sichuan on December 30.
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NASA Sued by US Company in Space Habitat Test Data Dispute
A Nevada, US-based space technology company Bigelow Aerospace is suing NASA, claiming the space agency owes it more than $1 million (roughly Rs. 7.3 crores) for work done during months of space station air performance tests last year.
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Power Firm Told To Pay Rs 35,000 Compensation For Faulty Bill
A consumer forum in Maharashtra's Thane district has ordered a power distributor to pay Rs 35,000 for issuing incorrect bill to a consumer in 2008 while observing the complainant is entitled for "reasonable compensation" forthe "mental agony" caused by deficiency in service.
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Wife Can Stay In Shared House Even If In-Laws Disown Husband: High Court
The Delhi High Court has held that a wife residing in the house immediately after her marriage constitutes "shared household" and is entitled to reside there despite the husband being disowned by his parents later.
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"A Father-Son Relation...": Why Top Court Gave Boy's Custody Back To Mother
Court judgments on a child's custody in matrimonial dispute cases cannot be "rigid" and "final", and courts are entitled to alter rulings in the best interest of the minor, the Supreme Court has said, reversing its order to hand over a 12-year-old
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Passenger In China Buys Two Tickets, Demands Free Seat For Child, Resulting In Flight Delay
The unidentified man engaged in a heated argument with both the cabin crew and fellow passengers during the flight from Beijing to Chengdu in the southwestern province of Sichuan on December 30.
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NASA Sued by US Company in Space Habitat Test Data Dispute
A Nevada, US-based space technology company Bigelow Aerospace is suing NASA, claiming the space agency owes it more than $1 million (roughly Rs. 7.3 crores) for work done during months of space station air performance tests last year.
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Power Firm Told To Pay Rs 35,000 Compensation For Faulty Bill
A consumer forum in Maharashtra's Thane district has ordered a power distributor to pay Rs 35,000 for issuing incorrect bill to a consumer in 2008 while observing the complainant is entitled for "reasonable compensation" forthe "mental agony" caused by deficiency in service.
